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Multiple Positions at BerlinRosen
BerlinRosen, the major Public Relations/Communications firm that works with FightFor15, Carwash, and so many other campaigns, is hiring for a number of relevant jobs and internships. See a sampling below, and check out all postings here. Labor and Economy Account Executive- NYC Labor and Economy Account Supervisor- NYC 2016 Summer Internship- NY Regional Public Affairs and Advocacy…
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Equal Exchange Seeks Food Safety Coordinator (MA)
The Food Safety Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that Equal Exchange’s food safety programs meet or exceed all federal, state, and local food safety regulations to protect the health and wellbeing of everyone in our supply chain: farmers, workers, and customers. This position is based out of West Bridgewater, MA, with occasional travel to Equal…
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Murphy Prof. Steve Brier in NYTimes Editorial on CUNY
What’s the future of CUNY? To understand what might come, it helps to look at what’s passed. How did CUNY become what it is today? What’s at stake in preserving an autonomous CUNY? An editorial by the Editorial Board of the New York Times today starts to tell the story, and does so by citing Murphy…
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Wisconsin Right-to-Work Law Struck Down by District Court
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker. Some Americans known him from his short stint as an also-ran in the race for the Republican nomination for the Presidency. Most on the left also know him as one of the more loathsome state executives around: an enemy of public unions who proudly boasts about his ability to ignore the unified…
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